The down payment will also affect final payment.

So in a few months I think most of my pain points with them will have finally faded and I feel like I can count on them to manage the property professionally and make sure those owner draws are paid out on time.

I heard that phrase a while back (I think it was a BP podcast) and it stuck with me.This has been a long time coming, but my wife & I finally worked ourselves to a position to make that decision. 

We are almost done and I flew out last weekend to take a look and hoped to sign off on the project and send the final payment.

I'm sure the struggles by which the TMPs finally discover Furnished Finder is a whole other post!

Finally wealth creation, this I'd do it for.

Then cabinetry, countertops, and final coats of paint (I have the base and case pre painted before install so that caulk and paint touch ups for the nail holes are all that is needed).

The litigants finally settled for $1 million which is still a pretty good payday.

They are willing to consider properties that are close to meeting the 1% rule, but will conduct further analysis to make a final decision.

I would rent out the Nevada property then later on, leave the Bay Area and move into the Nevada home to semi-retire (work on a part-time/contract basis) - there's no state income tax whereas California is taxing all my income, including rental income from my Indianapolis properties.